1.Installing Fonts:
Windows 2000/XP:
1. Download the required Unicode fonts (or .zip file
containing font) to a temporary location or folder (e.g., the
desktop).
2. Open the 'Fonts' folder (Windows 2000: Start > Settings >
Control Panel > Fonts; Windows XP: Start > Control Panel >
Appearances and Themes > Fonts).
3. Drag or copy the font files (not the .zip file) into Fonts
folder.
* Applications (programs) may need to be restarted in order to recognize the font.
Mac OSX:
1. Download the font (or .zip file containing font) to a
temporary location (e.g., the desktop).
2. Launch the font file with Font Book.
3. Click on "Install Font."
2. Enabling South Asian Language Support
Windows XP:
1. Navigate to: Start > Control Panel > Date, Time, Language,
and Regional Options
2. Click on "Add Other Languages"
3. In the dialog window, select the "Supplemental Language
Support" tab.
4. Check "Install files for complex script and right-to-left
languages (including Thai) and click "Ok."
* Windows may require you to insert the original installation CD to complete the installation.
5. Reboot the computer.
If you also want to type text in these languages, you only need to do the following steps more....:
Activating Keyboard Layouts:
Windows XP:
1. Navigate to: Start > Control Panel > Date, Time, Language and
Regional Options
2. Click on Add Other Languages"
3. In the dialog window, select the "Supplemental Language
Support" tab.
4. Click on "Details" under the "Text Services and Input
Languages" header.
5. Under the "Installed Services" menu, select "Add." This will
take you to a dialog window which will allow you to add language
input services, including assorted keyboard layouts for South
Asian languages.